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How many sex offenders are there in SA’s schools? No one knows as vetting drive faltersIn spite of government promises, only one teacher in 10 has been screened, leaving children exposed, since there are likely ...
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Sex offenders in schools: how government botched a crucial learner safety projectIn provinces where some vetting has occurred, 49 convicted sex offenders have already been identified in schools. In some ...
Police Minister Senzo Mchunu said Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal, the Eastern Cape and Western Cape make up for the majority of ...
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Department of Basic Education addresses controversy over school feeding program - MSNThe Department of Basic Education (DBE) has strongly addressed recent accusations concerning the National School Nutrition Programme (NSNP), dismissing allegations of corruption and irregularities ...
Angie Motshekga: basic education (2009 to present). In 2009 the education portfolio was split into the departments of basic education and higher education.Unfortunately, after decades of ...
South Africa's Department of Basic Education Is Not Planning to Introduce 'Grade 13' in High Schools
On 22 February, the basic education department denied the claim that it was planning to introduce grade 13 in 2026. "Please be wary of fake news! There are no plans to add #Grade13 to the South ...
Department of Basic Education empowers learners in annual conference The RCL members were encouraged to become advocates for their peers’ health and safety. 1 hour ago.
The Gauteng department of education has "hijacked" Pretoria Girls High School and is now acting as if the controversial proposed Basic Education Laws Amendment (Bela) Bill is already in place. "Look ...
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